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…with disabilities, immigrants and the elderly depend to a large extent on the state to provide medical care (Sargent, 1994, p. 142). Statistics show that people from a lower socio economic background are far more likely to suffer from illness than the more affluent…
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…of territory. The first door, emigration, has been barred to us by the anti-Japanese immigration policies of other countries. The second door...is pushed shut by tariff barriers and the abrogation of commercial treaties. What should Japan do when two of the three…
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…and the officers were arresting Mearday without probable cause, just based on his race. Cases like these fuel the fire of racism, which this country has been trying to suppress for decades. Abner Luima, a Haitian immigrant living in New York, became another victim…
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Immigrants from all over the world have gone to the United States of America in the hope of finding a better life for themselves and their children. This started with the Pilgrim fathers who saw America as a land of bounty where they would find both…
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…students to develop a cultural autobiography, a written account of one's cultural heritage. Using genealogical research, students may wish to investigate family trees, determine the family's immigration history, and interview older relatives. Emphasize…
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…an integral part of his/her mental process. In the case of children of immigrants, who in some cases translate for their parents until the parents manage a level of social language proficiency, the ability to code switch, or speak to two people at while alternating…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…. After the early interest in the broad evolutionist theories of Comte and Spencer had declined, American sociology emphasized the study of particular social problems such as crime, marital discord, and the acculturation of immigrants. The center of U.S…
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Category: /History
…. It would not be at all uncommon for their grandparents to have 12 or 14 siblings. The annual population growth rate is now at 2.3 percent. Another major factor adding to the steady increase of the population has been a regular stream of illegal immigrants from…
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…property 4.         Spousal immigration rights, including the right to extend one's citizenship to one's spouse or children 5.         Rights to power of attorney 6.         Co-ownership of property 7.         Execution of living wills 8…
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…in Germany. Today, the Jewish communities have nearly 100,000 members and rising. Many of them have immigrated recently from the former Soviet Union, and the largest Jewish community in Germany exists in Berlin with more than 11,000 members (Rink, 2002). Over…
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